Online Programs at the University of Kansas
Find an online program that fit your needs.
Why choose KU for online learning
KU Online offers the same faculty, curriculum, and academic standards that define the University of Kansas as an AAU member and Carnegie R1 research university, delivered in formats designed to fit your schedule.
- Same faculty and curriculum as on-campus programs
- Part of an AAU member and Carnegie R1 research university
- Flexible formats designed for working professionals and adult learners
- Support from KU advisors and student services
How Online Academics Work at KU
Online programs at the University of Kansas are developed and delivered by KU’s academic departments. Coursework, degree requirements, and learning outcomes follow established university policies and faculty governance, ensuring academic rigor across undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral programs.
Online course formats
KU Online courses may be offered in four, eight, or 16-week formats and may include a combination of:
- Asynchronous learning: Complete coursework on your schedule
- Synchronous sessions: Participate in scheduled live sessions
- Collaborative work: Engage with classmates through discussions and projects
Faculty & Curriculum
Online courses are designed and taught by KU faculty and follow the same curriculum frameworks as on-campus programs. Academic departments oversee course content, assessment, and degree requirements to maintain university standards.
Undergraduate Degree-Completion Pathways
KU’s online undergraduate programs are designed for students who have already earned college credit and want to finish their bachelor’s degree.
- Transfer previously earned credits
- Complete major coursework fully online
- Follow structured pathways to graduation